by Alfred Norris
Limp, 148 pages

by John Roberts
Limp, 136 pages

by the Australian Christadelphian Standing Committee
Paperback, 88 pages

Christadelphians in Australia
234 pages, hardback

Comes complete with audio CD of interviews

Edited by A. Eyre & G. Gordon
Limp, 216 pages

by John Collyer
Limp, 140 pages

The book falls into two sections which deal with the questions:

• Is creation credible?
• Is evolution a science?

At the conclusion of the book is a list of "20 scientific facts seldom taught to students" - sound and powerful arguments against evolution.

by Philip Hinde
Limp, 130 pages

by Percy White
Limp, 240 pages

by John Martin
Limp, 106 pages

Limp, 258 pages

Published by the Christadelphian Scripture Study Service, this book presents a basic step by step Bible Study Course designed for everyone.

• Follows the story of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation
• Sets out the fundamental teachings of the Bible clearly
• Gives the Bible's correct historical setting
• Sets out the overall plan and purpose of God with the earth
• Explains the teaching and work of Jesus Christ
• Gives the key to interpreting Bible prophecy
• Explains the hope you can share through the Gospel

This course provides much useful information for those already baptized and also for those seeking Bible truth.

by J. Allfree
Hardback, 472 pages

by D. & E. Styles
Hardback, 272 pages

A collection of articles designed to improve the quality of family life to the honour and glory of God.

by J. Luke & P. Weller
Ringbound, 110 pages

by Edward Whittaker
Limp, 236 pages

A selection of articles written for The Testimony magazine under the following headings:

• Doctrinal and general topics
• Expositional topics: Old Testament
• Expositional topics: New Testament

by Leen & Kathleen Ritmeyer
Limp, 72 pages

The wanderings of the Ark of God from its construction in the wilderness to its resting place in Jerusalem is described in this well illustrated and researched book.

by W. H. Boulton
Limp, 288 pages

by Stephen Green
Limp, 112 pages

"The Hope of Israel" is central to the Gospel message and forms part of the foundation for all true belief. This work examines the unfolding purpose that God has with Israel up to its final completion in the kingdom of God upon the return of Jesus Christ. The book concludes with three additional chapters by other authors under the same theme.

by Eric Taunton
Paperback, 32 pages

by J. Luke & A. Johns
Limp, 72 pages

by Colin Badger
Limp, 172 pages

A collection of essays by various authors.
Limp, 112 pages

by Stanley Owen
Limp, 430 pages

The author's personal view of preaching abroad in the last days - particularly the last 50 years, during which the UK CBM, the Australasian CBM, and the CBM of the Americas, have expanded and helped to introduce so many to the Gospel throughout the world.

by Leen & Kathlee Ritmeyer
Limp, 72 pages

by Leen & Kathleen Ritmeyer
Limp, 72 pages

by Peter Hemingray
Limp, 360 pages

This book, published by the Christadelphian Tidings magazine, concentrates "on John Thomas' life and work in North America, where he left many records, both secular and religious. Some of these help us understand the life and times of Dr Thomas, and most are unrecorded in the prior histories of Dr Thomas and our community".

by J. Martin
Limp, 80 pages

by Don Styles
Limp, 40 pages

by Michael Lewis
Limp, 122 pages

People who bought this item also bought:

1. Executive Bible Case

by Geoff Henstock
Limp, 106 pages

An exposition of Jonah and Nahum

by Robert Lloyd
Hardback, 388 pages

Eighth edition, published in 2004.

by John Bilello
Limp, 116 pages

by Alan Fowler
Limp, 246 pages

by Robert Roberts
Hardback, 568 pages

by Robert Roberts
Limp, 64 pages

Though only a short booklet, this work by Robert Roberts - one of his last - deals with 31 of the Lord's parables, concisely summarising their spiritual significance for his original audience and for the disciple today.

by J. Luke
Limp, 70 pages

by Don Styles
Limp, 56 pages

This helpful booklet opens with the statement that the ecclesia "is not a Christadelphian idea; it is God's idea". The author examines the scriptures which show that it was by God's design that believers assemble and work in ecclesial communities; moreover, that individual ecclesial groups in different places are boun into one ecclesia in Christ - an ecclesia united with believers of past ages too.

The work offers sound advice for personal roles and relationships within the ecclesia, using the scriptural metaphors of the human body, the temple, the flock etc. Attention is given to ecclesial problems, and the qualities required in elders and all who are involved in ecclesial life.

by Leen Ritmeyer
Hardback, 448 pages

by Geoff & Ray Walker
Limp, 242 pages

by Leen & Kathleen Ritmeyer
Limp, 80 pages

Many diagrams and plans illustrate and support the description given of the temple in New Testament times, together with the rituals and feasts.

People who bought this item also bought:

1. The Praises of Israel, volume 1

by Geoff & Ray Walker
Limp, 210 pages

by John Martin
Hardback, 392 pages

An exposition of the book of Leviticus, incorporating related laws from the book of Numbers.

by Robert Roberts
Hardback, 590 pages (Volume 1);
592 pages (Volume 2)

by Cyril Tennant
Hardback, 278 pages

The author explores 40 of the psalms, emphasising exhortation and help with prayer.

by Alfred Norris
Limp, 106 pages

From the ancient 'ten words' engraven on tablets of stone, the author offers pithy and practical advice for the modern disciple. Thus, in connection with the fourth commandment: "If any disciple esteems every day alike, it is not that all days now become to him equally secular, but that they all become equally holy". The importance and relevance of the God-given commands is examined and is supported by the author's frequent use of "digressions". Although another century has commenced these timeless principles still need our attention.

by Tecwyn Morgan
Limp, 480 pages

Several times in the past, God has intervened in human affairs and the outcome has always been dramatic and hugely important. He is about to do the same again; this time on a bigger scale than ever before. The whole world is going to be changed and a new society will be formed out of the wreckage of the old one. All the indications are that this change is about to begin. We need to think about it, and what it means for us and our families.

This book will explain what is about to happen and why. But, even more importantly, it will show you how to find the key that will let you into God's new world. This book is not the key. The Bible is the key and this is a book about the Bible. It can help you understand what the Bible teaches and help you read the Bible for yourself.

by A.D. Norris
Limp, 152 pages

by George Booker
Limp, 200 pages

by Margaret Carter
Papereback, 48 pages

Testimony reprint
Limp, 124 pages

by J. Martin
Limp, 58 pages